Grantsville Livestock
Grantiville, Maryland
Sat., Sept. 16, 1989
HOGS: TOT BARROWS & GILTS
42.00- HEAVY BUTCHER
35.00- LIGHT BUTCHER
32.00- OP; BUTCHER SOWS
32.00- FEEDER SHOATS
8.00-
VEAL: GOOD 90.00-108.00; STAN
DARD 75.00-85.00; UTILITY
55.00- BULL CALVES
80.00-
SHEEP & LAMBS: GOOD
60.00- UTILITY 50.00-55.00;
SLAUGHTER EWES 15.00-22.00.
#3ESD| SH/ISH
for broilers
22 Houses Already Sold Of This Sytstem In PA
Here Is Why Area Broiler Producers Are Switching To shSlsh:
□ Growers Are Getting Best Results In Feed Conversion And height Gain
With Swish Cups, And Earning Top Bonuses.
□ The Patented Valve Is Reliable And Keeps The Cup Clean And Litter Dry.
□ Swish Cups Are Designed To Provide Higher Volume, Fresher And Colder
Water During Hot Weather.
□ Swish Cups Are LESS EXPENSIVE Than Nipple Drinkers.
A cup drinker is the most natural way
for a bird to drink. Compared with
a nipple, birds drink more water from a
cup. This makes heavier birds.
And our cups perform better than
other brands. We believe there are
several reasons for this;
1. On most of our systems, the water
supply is thru a pipe at ground level, so
the water stays cooler and much more
refreshing
2. Compared with “bell type" drinkers
and others with standing water, our cups
let each bird tngger its own fresh water,
Self-Cleaning Cups Are Available In Continuous Lines or 8 Ft. Drinkers
Get The Complete System - Feeding, Ventilating. Watering From
Us, Tour Authorised Master Distributor
agrl
systems
Northeast
WATCH NEXT WEEK’S ISSUE FOR EARLY BIRD
HEATING EQUIPMENT SPECIALS
SLAUGHTER CATTLE: STEERS
GOOD 68.00-71.50; STANDARD
62.00- UTILITY 55.00-60.00.
HEIFERS GOOD 64.00-68.50; STAN
DARD 58.00-60.00; UTILITY
48.00-
COWS: COMMERCIAL 48.00-55.50;
UTILITY 45.00-47.00; CANNER & CUT
TER 40.00-42.50.
BULLS: COMMERCIAL & GOOD
55.00- CUTTER & UTILITY
50.00-
STOCK-FEEDER CATTLE: GOOD
70.00- MEDIUM 60.00-65.00.
STEER CALVES: GOOD
85.00-105.00; MEDIUM 65.00-80.00.
HEIFER CALVES: GOOD
which increases consumption since it’s
fresher, cooler, and more appetizing.
3. Unlike nipples which can get too low
or too high, our system is more forgiving
of uneven floors. If birds can reach into
the cup, they can drink.
4. Our system provides easy access to
water for brooding birds as young as one
day old. Float balls snap onto trigger' to
automatically raise water levels and
attract young birds.
5. Nipples frequently dnbble water on
the floor and bell waterers collect dust
into the water. Compare our benefits
with theirs. We also offer a deep cup for
NORTHEAST AGRI
SYSTEMS, INC-
FLYWAY BUSINESS PARK
139 A West Airport Rd.
Lititz, PA 17543
(717) 569-2702
60.00-95.00; MEDIUM 50.00-55.00.
EGGS: LARGE .65-. BS; MEDIUM
.60-.65.
New Holland
Dairy
New Holland Salei Stables
Wednesday, Sept 20, 1989
Report supplied by auction
REPORTED RECEIPTS OF 59 COWS,
41 HEIFERS, AND 4 BULLS. MARKET
STRONGER.
PA FRESH COWS, 825.00-1575.00.
PA FRESH COWS, 875.00-1750.00,
SPRINGERS 1050.00-1425.00.
use with roasters to help keep your
floors dry.
6. Other cups don’t offer the unique
“swishing action” ours do. So feed can
accumulate and get other brands of cups
dirtyrand packed with stale feed Birds
just naturally prefer a clean cup.
(See illustration in box above for how
our cup was designed to be the only self
cleaning cup available today.)
CHORE-TIME/SWISH - we believe
it’s the best watering system available
See back of sheet for the systems
we offer for various applications.
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PERRY CO. FRESH COWS.
1075.00-1425.00.
WISCONSIN FRESH COWS,
900.00-1500.00.
PA FRESH COWS, 800.00-1500.00,
SPRINGERS 1075.00-1385.00.
SPRINGING HEIFERS, 780.00-985.00.
OPEN 350.00-465.00.
BULLS. 550.00-890.00.
LOCAL COWS, 590.00-1390.00.
POULTRY
WATERING
SYSTEMS
STORE HOURS:
Mon.-FH. 7:30-4:30
Open Saturdays
By Appolntmant
Lancwttr Farming, Saturday, S*pt»mb«r 23,19W-Al7
East Coast Carlot
Wed, Sept. 15, 1989
Report supplied by USOA
EAST COAST CARLOT MEAT
TRADE DELIVERED PRICES (CAP)
BOSTON TO WASHINGTON AREA
INCLUSIVE.
COMPARED TO LAST WEEK: NO
SALES’ REPORTED ON SPRING
LAMBS WITH A WEAK UNDERTONE
PREVAILING.
32nd ANNUAL
STEAM-O-RAMA
SEPT. 28-29*30, OCT. I. 1989
NEAR WINDSOR, PENNSYLVANIA
From 1-83, Exit 7 take Route 124
East for 7.5 miles to Manor Road.
Turn right onto Manor Road for 1.3
miles to Show Grounds.
• Country Bluegrass Music
FRI.-Sat. 7:00 PM
• Drawing for 1941 Allis-
Chalmers B with plow &
cultivator at 4:00 PM Oct. I
• EVENTS: Slow tractor
contest - Fri.
• Tobacco Spitting Contest -
Sat.
• 2 Man Cross Cutting
Sawing Contest - Sunday
Competition open to anyone
• $3.00
• Entry fee required
- STEAM ON PARADE DAILY -
Steam Engines Calliope Antique Tractors
Rumely Oil Pulls Baker Fan Thresher
Bailer Shingle Mill Operating Saw Mill
Black Smith Shop
Antique Cars • Flea Market • Gasoline Engines
Sausage Sandwiches Apple Butter Boil
Fresh Ground Com Meal Ponhaus Cooking
Pig Roast
FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONTACT:
(717) 244-2912
North Jersey
Livestock
Hackettstown, NJ
Tuesday, Sept. 19, 1989
Report supplied by auction
CALVES .20-1.42 V!.
COWS .35-.54V1.
EASY COWS .05 .49.
HEIFERS .37V. -.63* .
BULLS .52* -.66.
STEERS .S6-.67.
HOGS .27-.33* .
SOWS .2S-.34.
ROASTING PIGS 15.00-23.00 EACH.
BOARS .29.
SHEEP .12-.49.
LAMBS EACH 6.00-60.00.
LAMBS PER LB. .46-.79.
GOATS EACH 20.00-99.00.
KIDS EACH 10.00-53.00.
TOTAL: 1545.